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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-09-22
CURRENT COM NJ EMIT,
TO THE REAR, MARCH.
rnaefan Post

The Democratic convention in its work at
Worcester yesterday failed to rise to the de-
mands of the occasion. While the oppor-
tunity to place the party clearly abreast of
the bold position which it took last year i'm
advocacy of reform was not deliberately
thrown away, it was let slip without an eff
fort to improve it, the convention apparently
being forced:t this retrograde course by
the unseemly quarrel over the iesurrected
spoils idea which has been in progress with
in the party for some time. 1.-The conyen
ton has stifled threatened rev at the sac
rifice of principle" telegrapEed one of our
CORRESPONDENTS yesterday afternoon. Better
by far ''row" than compromise which
lowers the standard set up a year ago.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-09-22

The early reports which tended to show
that Constable Stevenson's buildings were
burned at the instigation of rumsellers whom
he had been instrumental in bringing to JUS
tiee, are not confirmed. The fact probably
is that the barn was fred by tramps through
carelessness, though there is some evidence
that they Intentionally set it on fire because
food had been refused them by Mr.. Steven
sons family.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-09-22

One of the most interesting subjects before
the next Congress, when it shall assemble,
will be the contested election case Of Smalls
vs. Elliott, candidates in the last Congress
sional election, for the seat of the Seventh
South Carolina district in Congress. Smalls
Is the negro who has been in Congress from
South Carolina for many years. During the
war he acquired fame by running Confed-
crate steamer out OF Charleston harbor under
the rebel guns, and turning his prize over to
the Union blockading fleet The Seventh
South Carolina district had, at the last CEN
sus, eight thousand white males Of voting
age and nearly thirty-three thousand colored
males who were voters. The registration
previous to the last election indicated total
vote OF about rtyttrousand, of which some
thirty thousand must have been of colored
meDI most of whom were undoubtedly Re-
publicans. But the vote as returned after
election was for Smalls but 1851 while Elliott
was said to have had 6493 votes. Previous
to the election the Democratic papers Of
South Carolina predicted that Smalls would
be defeated, since Elliott, they said, was ex-
tremey popular among the colored people
Yet Elliott, so far from getting the colored
vote, polled twelve hundred less than the
registered white vote; and, the total vote
cast for Congressional candidates was but
12,454, or some eighteen thousand less than
the registered colored voters. 1t will be re-
membered that at the time of the election
one of the most prominent Democratic pa
pers Of South Carolina showed the independ-
ence to denounce its party's bare faced
fraud But will a Democratic House of Rep
resentatiyes show equal independence
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-09-22

The Salisbury government has decided to
give another turn to the screw in Ireland
The suppression clauses of the coercion act
are to be put in force, which means practi-
cally that all meetings of the National
League will be prescribed in the future.
With the Mitchellstown massacre still fresh
and the curses which that affair evoked still
ringing in their ears, it would seem to be the
part Of wisdom for the ministry to make
haste slowly. But the Tories are apparently
determined that the Irish people shall drink
the bitter cup Of coercion to its dregs; and
haste is made in view of the danger, which
becomes more threatening, that the English
people may repudiate them before their task
Is accomplished.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-09-22

1t seems to be fact that the Southerners,
or some of them at least, are getting tired of
JEFF Davis. The Charleston News and Cou-
rier tells him that the place for him is on his
plantation in Mississippi, and that the prop
er thing for him to do is to go there and hold
his tongue
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-09-22

Curiosity in regard to the Thistle's bottom
is now gratided, and it is found that there is
nothing very peculiar or extraordinary about
it. If her sailing is as commonplace as her
hottom America will keep the cup.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-09-22

THURSDAY MORNING SEP. %.

We DO not read anonymous letters and commu-
nications. The name and address of the writer
are in all eases Indispensable not necessarily for
publication but as guarantee of good faith
We cannot undertake to return or preserve
communications that are not used.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24


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beinR nnnfia q 80 - e1Rz1 ewing .
rEea a. haEiaesa Ik maN b es1ee4sa.
koWnpeR. fhMt - NewenG11s m1Be, -
onnE<7zased EsEteF&a9 pEzleen11 q 41ESnz
$50. ana IS nsas woald hase - b q
sod gasza % - s&ag VIA snsn 90 fhs
fsamaaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

Cot. GnoRoE WoopFoaps LasF LHc-
runn.-For ten days pasa Col. GeOERs
wooafora has ben aadFsssina large
auaiencsa in The ed Standard Theatss
apoa eha evils 81 in1emperanee and
tka seed q ao6Eisty. fAe endisnees
avs consisted mainly of woFktng men.
nnd nany lFtnkina wea have attended,
- souas have slGnof Ne pasd1s and
donnad The biue Eibbo1. But few OF
- paan7e atAea6ing shroaGh the1e lee
surr1 have haen oharuh-Roing people,
hrt lhsy have Fscagninsd "a Ool. WOOD
fora Affiund. and hanereds baFa oeen
rs3a BETTER and happier b his kindly
a3Vinn and sympathy. Prohibition haI
- been Diseased b asY q theae lee'
tnras, hua total ahstinenoa hes hse1
unvef and q kopa thrcaah t1e iight q
~ Go1pei has been offered b all TIT
| eflrFnooa he leotsfer vii depart frou
/ - uTaal saursA and ell Epeak 70 III
ninele and nlne 81 FFyeia Opera Ho1se
a $50 81 psohfhillo1. Every eoe. ~
tssl knnarsdah fellsw. NO has noi
l heara M. Wosdfond sks1id noa tat ..
/ hsNr - 50 lecture. u b - - hoEsl
| 81 - churoA peegla especially III
- urensut. and tkNt nEW inleFe1t NJ,
- nwakene1 b re eleQuanoe cf ~
Srnl0 nrna1 man % the e4lga q hu4An
~ 80 ri.kA Cd Woo6fard wishes
49, q lnsilAtion 10 ee eivsn - u0Ek
isR u.sn ana their families - this. d
farewell lessnsA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24
THAT IYJUN0TToH SUR.

A reporter Of the PssE IxrnEEzaExcEn
sailed GA 7. J. Miner. EHpastnasndsnf
Of the oolamhla and Puget Sound Rail-
road Company. yesterday. 10 tind oni
What steps had been taken 10 spioln
The Puget Sound ConslruefIgn Com
pany from pllina IN frunt Of their prop
orty In North Seattle. Mr.. Miner salds
aAg soon as Wa found that the Con-
s1Kuetion Company would noe accept
car offer for . free right Of way outside
ef our proposed improvements, but In
Sisted IN going on with their oondamna-
lion emit 20 compel as 10 lee them 40
through our property In eaeh q mannar
a. % ruin Il for the purposes for which
We have been holding Il, We appealed 10
Jadae J0nea foe an injunction 10 re-
strain them from driving piles in trent
Of our property and the order was ia-
sued By the Court, and the pagers have
been daily iiled With the Clerk Of the
Court here. Mr.. Dadlay's statement as
70 our Intentions In regard 70 impFev-
ina that pr0peFsy vas Substantially COR
reet.
RapsrteF NJ. Miner, ycuF eompany
has exercised iis right az eminent do
main IL many instances and gene right
thTouQh private property rough she'd,
and nov hon can you consistently OBJ
isof % another compnny, endowed By
she laws with The same right 80 your
company, DOING The same ~ ycu have
a0nef
NJ. AEllnes--The eass "a very diaerent,
and viii show ron tbs reason Why.
Congress gives railroad companies the
right 10 condemn private property for
les roadway Because railroads are pnbllc
beneata. and that right 10 granted on
lho thocry Of che areakesl good 70 the
Rreateae member, bat Congress has
never granted cue publio benefit q right
10 condemn and iniure the property Of
ano.har common benefit The books
ere full Of deuislona 10 enalnin this view
into sha courts, and II Il h decided that
thai company can 80 through cur prop
erty as u onoosea, OF course We will
have the same privilege, and a. we have
some property on Snlilh's Cove, We may
end 4 oonvcniout te run our line Gown
there at SEINE fufufe time and eroez
their 5000 feet Of water frontage. We
will mnsl eeKsainly hare - 30 there u
thSy persist IN destfoyinR our valuabla
terminal property In North Seattle, 81
cur business 10 inoreastug 10 eneh ~
extent that We vii sooa need more
room, and especially when We gst oxea
into tAa grain feQiona Of Eastern wash
ingson. It's poor rule that don't vork
both ways, and we are willing 70 takl
either horn Of the dilemma thai the
eaurts msy decide is the Law.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

Gona Eazz.-lsR. J. B. MepoaRall
e. ne Arm q 1aklns . HlnHsEaan'
leaves Esassle th,n ms<nina fsr q,
Easi. IN npoaktne of bic trip Ms. Ne
Uuugnn aalds ~Iahnll Sep 80 Gays =
Hpokane Fall. and - th71nRh ~
siaek II cor bxAnaA a1ura e. u, plaee
/ wiil sAan peoeee6 b OnieaEes renaiz
q eonpia ef dagz, nnA khen CO g NsH
Yaxk. where ! wlll aren6 81 wneAs 9.
aMn m0nsha. daFlna which 4nne wi
buv q naaE1sF e q Nilltga dollaRa
worth af aeods foE en- Bszi1is and ppo.
kana hnuasa.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

AEnzykE oE xns AzxI. - Tia steam
ship AID arrived hsrs yesterday moEn-
Inc fsom San Fsanessco. via 10 tonI
Of frsiaha. euuaily davide4 hsseesn
sanAtie an4 T3egzza mesehnMsz. Ana
disehnEaina he1A nAs pzeeee9ed 20
Eouu1, end win reEnK1 % SeAtafe tn{tAy
and Aake On she Timber end material 90
q new Qaaxi1 min 10 BE- eRee1ed 90
Doueiaa fElan1. Ainaka.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

ona esss meas ell wool fnst colora.
nnd non shFinking underwear, %
al eoi0Fs, reduced from q saii
Il -
Msns ass white Asd gray msrino
5oe. and 75c.
afeu,s fancy stripe and solid eol0E,
rrlnforcsd BaIbEiegan anderwesr.
q &c, u and ef-0.
n.s indicated underwear 81 81.
31.ss aad ei5o.
nea,s ilns elastic web suspsnders Il
Sc. Sc. and -
40. sEIk aal.hsd fancy ends Il soe.
asd 15c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

It q ne IanasK necessary 10 pay &c
eenes 10 have d tEunk fransEasreds Tbs
Seattle Daiiyasy Go. viii aesivaR efanks
20 anv part Of tha city foR - eenlei par.
esls 10 0enis. Leave your order 81 III
calies, No. Jmnnsa street. opp0giAe Ia
Oc9i1ental, and q win be pEomptly g.
tamAed g. Ie6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

Soc assssrs and osas and sada fron
eeaEV 2neartment uiii - eAg4a Maa-
~ nsoInlne. Al ganDaR eoo6B -
a1ned All Ger taWna - e. sesslas kARY
uuEs toia fos 70 esasA TezEAs = 49,
ENmANs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

HABfTUAL CONSTIPATION
And ksdnsy and liver lila. 6epen dine on
weak CO Inactive eomdfsinn Of ths KID
aeyz. liver o. bowels. are successfully
an0 permanently cured only hy tie use
Of the gentle ya4 efxec1ivo faxaaive and
dinretios Syrup q Fies. rs advantages
are evident; Il Il easily taken, pleasing
30 the taase, acceptable 10 The stomach.
hnrmleas 20 the most deiisaaa system,
ana truly hsneAala1 h saaa4. For sale
iE 80 eenss and u hotssssL aw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24
GOODS.

Cotton half hose n plain and iascy
eoloFs Sc, &c and t0c.
Lisis Gnd easaims CSC. and CSC.
Ons cses hns regular half hose with
fnocy TOP 3 paim for 5oc.
Gents land shlfta, made Of hns
standard muslin, purs linen bosom.
neck and sleeve reinforced for u
SIS and e1s0
Fancy shirts hnished 10 A I styiP, .
collars and one pair cum with each
shirt, a 5ec, lie, ~. el25 and
tl.5s0
Fog IFS week, one ea1s % Wm Land
Shirts nlnde q coed he1xy mnslia,
Enes bosom, e DC.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

Na man e uuman ullA . asIlar %
runra &c a1o9d . mt@ fka BE- eseRl
- rleal e.akxina eale e foxLka 4
f'na-nHaR. Dssn Goods eniy ~ ss1fA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

e eaesa e gsaas' snmHaF unesEusar
esnnIzaaa b g fHo1a Ngg fotk n.ana-
A.r11rrr. d b snid e. rt9i.1ioa1ly ~
pEassA ktNH 4 &cssSn14A
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

Thay unzs hs SD Sa. bu3e Inc
nsaf's nnmmsE Kn6szA2it e. drawers Is
sks saaR OIsshing Eoase. 10 oaHmeF-
Ga a1xaaA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

BE DAYS. Wonx. --Azf. yossph Hill. II
Florsncs. was IN Heaftle yesterday. Mr..
san b opssasina q logKinR eamp on the
EsiiIaguamish RlveR, ana aays that on
July lns thsy peKtormed ne nigRsgl
days work ever reported IN thls Terri.
tory, having put ~, f1b feea % ICES intu
The river on that day.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

menss Ideha Osloen Ds<hg Has -
anssd fsom es - $40. ToEzas . hma'
KnMkN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

We have sosas fAT5 suits left-only 9
fsv-they win Be ell closed Get this
week. They ali 80 II the great clearing
sale, TOKf.As q SENoknEAE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

Gssat uaanufaeturs consignment sale
u RenA6 aumnaeR un1arwaax "a the Blas
0l13hinR Heass. KKzms q RoalnSHso.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

We are the only agents for TIE Geld
and Silver Shirts. Collars and CuaI.
These goods have no equal u e
and finish.
Gold shin ei5o-silvsr sAln el.ss
Boys peEeAle shirts eoc. 75c. and 81
Boys, flannel waists with Iabs fronts
q eLe0.
MEMS night shirts "a plata and fancy
bosoma q u, ei.25 end $50.
New patterns in SIX hankerchisls.
linen handkefchiefs, fancy hand.
kerchiofs a &c, 55c.. loc. and Coz.
Mems linen eollaFs. ell styles and %
lot d 4ply linen collars q &. each
regular toc collar.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

GO. rIssts@.>s. -. -
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- aEpoln1E41t iE161rea k1m
1.1.kM D1114lI for ~ NnstkNEn
re8l4e h4taoad Osmp1nY q - Pal.
- t1Aa - Ez1 nlfz1ET ankzrsd upaE
see al9o4ARF1 q thoas dugiea HIS
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$3.50 - -es~ps =
y. Z. 4. OahanIN died e San kFan-
49, as week. BK. Veba1ieg Waa Q
Aea kno4a el1lze1 a. TIE Raei6e coant
- canas e uallforsia d 1853. ant rsp-
spsel.ed shasta eeanty 10 tie B.ate
L.sHlal4luEe 10 io6ls Later be euters6
ne army e s1Fzeon, serving viii Gen.
Sa11l y the 4odoe campaign. Q num-
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49, s.. :. 49,, - -. s 49, 3.
ssnaieals foE Q hleh p1blic once h
- .le.en Atksl.9sys kAltlnH - 80
49, y n. = 1893 s1e s1pesi9,enae1oy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

The greatest cut price sale in the his
tory e goats Furnishing goods is Tie
Star Cloihina Hoase great snmmeF IN
derWeag sale. KLINE 4 RcGKNBzRa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24
GOODS AT LESS THAN HALF PRICEi
Wash and White Dress Goods Department.
The Greatest Bargain Of the Year.
&c. Sc. &c. SC. Sc. SC. Sc. SC. &c. Sc.
The balance OF our They sold all 1oc
The balance close out at &c. as long they last

4 pieces fancy lace stripe Llnon de
lndln, sold a 40c and 60c, reduced
70 15c and 40c.
9 pieces Pique. cable csrd welt, sold
a. 55c, reduced 10 00c.
8 pieces Satin lace checks, sold At
loc, reduced 10 CSC.
| 10 pieces Leno stFipa, two toned ei
fecas, sold at Sc and SOC, reduced
% 20c.
5 pieces cream fancy striped ktamlne
sold az 55c, reduced 10 25c.
s pieces two toned, white groud, fan
cy striped Etamine, sold at SOC,
| reduced 70 25c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

Yea san save ons dsslaE % every pAis
q sAoas parsAased ID car stese. We
hasp - ssEy anss1 Freneh "a Shes.
TeEzAs q eNazMGkE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

Gsnats fancy stripa summer shirt and
drawers. good value Al 81, will be- o.
Esred a. 800. nt The Star ClothinQ House.
KxrNN d H0awKnMaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

Ths balancs Of cur Meas Htraw HnAG
81 half price b Cur geea1 mi9summsz
eieaxing sale. ToKx.As q HmuHnakkn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

Meas button shoes ta.OO
/" COnsrssa ta@
F" stylish balls eaSo
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

II pieces printed linen Lawn, sold at
CSC, reduced 70 II l-2c.
8 pieces fancy cream embroidered
Famine, cold 81 0oc, reduced 70
30 cents.
8 pieces cream lace checks, sold a.
Doc, reduced TO 2oc.
2 plcas two toned cream satin plaid
Etamlne. sold at SOC, reduced 10
CSC.
20 pieces very Ane and shear lawn
IN tive and three toned e1ecla, sold
az Sis and 81, the entire LOT re-
duced 10 75c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

Nsw Yonx, Jaly 2s.-Monsy on call,
sAsy. 4@6 per cent; last loan, 4; cloasd'
offered a 8 per eana.; pkime mercantile
paper, GE46 percent; eeegiinR n.
change, Dali bus steady as 84.62M fos
aixty day bills. el.elj< tor demand.
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Hkx FRanuInoo. Juiy- 0.--ArEiysd-
SAip General Knox. 4enttiA.
Clsarsd -eteameF OssQou, Portland
eaizea- Stlp Oriental, Portland; bsgh
0eWIitz, Pnes1 Sound.
Pear ToWAsmzD. July s8.-Arfived-
BAEkn Sanoaa nn4 =. K. Han.
PoaR 0Amzz1, July 3.-AxEived-
6ask Jamas ohasasR.
PonH bE.kKzLx, Saly A-seilsa-
Bark MARTA.
DusaEzEzs, July 2-Tvo basks 80.
tessd onsuNsd Straits, eieadI. LAahl
westerly wind.
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Basisted, AIssno CsinkIes BoId at 30
cents. marked down 10 Is csnis n our
great clearing nale. Tomas 4 ErM0Kn-
Nan.
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Lads rood BID bals $50
MsaS hne boots from $50 70 IS
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AmeEican Express, los; Canadian
Paci0s, 601ki Oanads Southern, 66S(;
Central Pacific, Ek; Burlington, l4ss{:
Delaware, Laekawana 4 Western, la21
Dsaves q Rio GFands, 81; Mi0hi-
gan Central, Us, Kansas 4 Texas.
Tx; Nov York Central, 1893;
Northern Paeia1. szs<, preferred, 00s<;
Northwestern llsy<; OEezon Iuaprovs.
nlsnAs 30; 0Feeon Navigation 81;
Oregon TEanrconalnensaI, 29x; Pacific
Nal, zS1li Rock Island. rs; 81. Paul,
SIS; Eexas Pacific. ~; Union Pacific,
1Hi UniAsd States Express, 60; Wells,
RaFeo Express, rs; Western Union,
161si Ere. 81; Lake Shore. 9zAi
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Special clearance sals % muslin an
earWeafl vesy hne aoods; magked n
Eidiculensly I0v prices. 0aEaxEn CEKAzs
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RroCx MAnxEF N INV HOAX.

Nav Yonx, Jaly 28.-Tha stock trans.
actio1s we're small wieh miserable
record les Q Saturdays business. The
prices showed some Inelinatian 10 sag
q tas sarsy deallnas. bat this ssndeHcy
finally 0isnppsaFed and aftsE O partial
reeesaFs he maEkes gsmafned siaenans.
fhs extreme hastuation In but iva
eaee4 exceed y per cent, and the Anal
ehAnae1 wers for iasizniaeaat tvaasaa.
HOES. Most Of TIE assiss LEE are lower